Should this be the case, it would be wise to ensure Sparx is shining bright at full HP to avoid being robbed from the start without realization.Īrguably, one of the hardest skill points to earn across all the Spyro games, if attempted legitimately. The last chase is rather long, so be prepared to hold down the charge button to run!īe prepared to run once Crush starts coming after you!ĮDIT: I've been informed that entering this fight (as well as any other major boss fight arena) without full health will invalidate you from earning the skill point, even if you successfully managed to not take any damage during the fight. Run around in the arena until Crush is exhausted then repeat the process. Once Crush is down to 4 HP, It will start coming at you directly with its club to smash you. Jump the shockwave and sidestep the fireballs Once Crush has made its attack quickly run up and use your flame breath then step far back to avoid getting piled on by debris. You just need to memorize the patterns of this boss when it stands on the pedestals by jumping during the blue shockwave attack and sidestepping the red fireballs. Crush being the first boss fight in the game is not that difficult. Remember that you are also on a timer for the superflame power-up, so you need to swim to the stalks fast, and destroy them before the power-up wears off.ĭefeat Crush without taking any damage during the boss fight. Three more are scattered within the roboshark infested caverns that you normally traverse with Moneybag's submarine, and the last six are in the optional zone accessed from the first area after restoring all water to Aquaria Towers.īe careful when destroying the seaweed where the robosharks inhabit as they will instakill you if you get too close to them. One stalk of seaweed is located in the waterway entry to the second area, two additional stalks reside within the roboshark pit in the same area. 14 enemies need to be defeated in order to activate the superflame power-up for this level. The seaweed stalks can only be destroyed by the superflame power-up, as the stalks are all submerged, and you can't use your standard flame breath underwater.
There are 12 stalks of seaweed dispersed throughout Aquaria Towers. Once you enter the room with the exit portal, assuming you didn't take any damage from the floors, you'll earn the skill point.īeing cautious and dexterous can help with making it through this segment without getting shocked. With a bit of tactfulness and patience, this should be fairly easy to overcome, just be careful or you'll have to exit and restart the level if you take damage from the electric floor. Watch out for the other enemies on the electric floors as well! They have the potential to stun lock you and leave you vulnerable to taking damage from the electric floors if you mistime your assault. As soon as the electricity discharging from the floor disperses, make a ramming charge for the Gnorc zapping it to alleviate the danger of taking any future damage. Pay attention to where the Gnorcs zapping the floors with electricity are located on each floor it starts off easy but gets more difficult as you progress.
There are 9 total and you need to carefully time when you stand on them. Electric floors will be prevalent throughout the remainder of the level. Terrace Village: No electric floor damageĪfter you rescue the first dragon on this map. Read on for the tips and knowledge to unlocking each skill point for every game! You can view which skill points you haven't unlocked yet by pressing left CTLR in the guidebook menu. This guide covers each list and is divided into those categories in the exact order the game expects you to complete each skill point. They are however required for unlocking the special art gallery for each game that is tied to completing a set list of skill points for each game. It should also be noted that skill points are not required for completing each game to 100%. While these are technically not new as they were present in OG Spyro 2 & 3 they have now been spanned out across the entire trilogy.
Skill points are essentially hidden secrets, or more specifically, special in-game achievements that reward the player for completing the specified task and gives out an extra life for your efforts. The Spyro™ Reignited Trilogy has added a few bonus quirks into the remake of this popular PS1 era games with the introduction of skills points.
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